Sentence examples for liked to launch from inspiring English sources

9.04pm BST 3 min: Algeria played some very pretty football against South Korea at the weekend, but they also liked to launch it occasionally, and with extreme prejudice.

Then I'd like to launch my own poster campaign.

As a practical matter, then, I would like to launch the Campaign for Renaming Philosophy (C.R.P).

"I like to launch movements to tackle huge problems," she said, launching into her presentation.

The Tories would like to launch a network of local TV stations.

The country says it would like to launch a human into space within a decade, but is using monkeys to refine the technology.

We listened to them, and it worked.' He would like to launch editions in every major European country, he says, although the cost would be prohibitive.

I do it because it's terrific fun for me, and I would like to launch the character off the Internet.

Webb said that he would like to launch a public consultation and publish an agreed coalition plan before the general election.

"I would like to launch a long-winded tirade aimed at New Zealand if it is not too early for tirades," he beams.

Elisabeth likes to launch into rambling critiques of American child-rearing, and she is just persuasive enough to make you feel awful about all those "Teletubbies" videos your own kids have been gobbling down.